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Co-Entrepreneurs Planning To Stay Together.

The Mom and Pop store and the SOHO (small office/home office) are thriving as more couples than ever before are finding ways to work together. Such couple-owned businesses have their share of rewards--and challenges--as meaningfulWork.com co-founders Gail Terry Grimes and Claude Whitmyer well know. To help others meet the challenges and make the most of the rewards, they have adapted the Future Search methodology of community building (developed by Marvin Weisbord and Sandra Janoff) as a planning tool for couples and have made it available through meaningfulWork.com. A description of Planning to Stay Together is here.
      Entrepreneurial couples report especially dramatic results when they join Ms. Grimes and Mr. Whitmyer for a three-day private retreat that culminates in a comprehensive action plan for their own future. Plans are now underway for a lower-cost, one-day workshop in which couples will learn how to carry out the process on their own without facilitation. To express your interest in either of these versions of Planning to Stay Together. Put your name on the waiting list here.